As business unit we have more than a dozen active JIRA projects. Our projects reside on one JIRA instance with many others. Most of us manage a few stored queries with "project IN (...)". On adding a new project we not only have to make the same settings but also to update all queries without forgetting one.
Can I group multiple projects for JQL queries (and may be for other purposes) in a way like e. g. user groups? I would like to express something like "all issues belonging to a project of group XY". So we would only add a new project to the matching groups. The queries wouldn't need a change.
Is there something like the above? Would you like to see it in JIRA?
Yes! That is what the JIRA Project Categories is for! Check it out!
https://confluence.atlassian.com/jira/defining-a-project-185729453.html
If you are using project category for something else, save the JQL snippet as a filter and use that filter in your other queries.
filter in ...
To add a new project, you will only have to change the saved filter.
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Hi Lars,
You can use project in (AX,BX,CX) and save this JQL and add it to dashboard or you can use project category as suggested by Gabrielle
Regards
Chander
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You could also use Project ID just in case someone renames the project!
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